be an exact sequence of commutative locally compact topological groups. The morphism g induces an isomorphism between K and f(H)⊥, and f induces by passing to the quotient an isomorphism between G/f(H)⊥ and H.
By Theorem 4, the sequence
1→K⟶gG⟶fH→1(32)
is exact. The morphism g therefore induces an isomorphism of K onto Ker(f) =f(H)⊥ (Lemma 2 of II, p. 205), and f induces by passing to the quotient an isomorphism of G/Ker(f)=G/f(H)⊥ onto H(loc. cit.).
Bourbaki sets the proof directly after the statement, and the corpus does not separate them, so what is above is the statement and its proof together.